Cities

As the case for clean energy takes precedence, wavering regulations and costs continue to create obstacles.

Organizations are beginning to use buildings to do good

More urban areas are going into energy-saving mode for environmental and financial reasons

Companies are reshoring and diversifying their manufacturing operations to address supply chain issues, bolstering industrial real estate demand.

Incentives and legislation push for sustainability in both new and older buildings

The built environment has work to do to be part of a net zero future

New and existing cities need to manage climate risks for fast-growing populations

Green certifications are becoming a norm in logistics amid pressure from investors and occupiers

A sustainability mindset is increasingly prevalent at the construction stage in logistics

There are clean energy solutions available to green the last mile, but hurdles remain

Many companies have committed to net zero emissions, but a say-do gap is slowing the process

Sustainability leaders are planning to incorporate social impact clauses in green leases